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James Graham
Verified
Publisher and Founder, 50 So What
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Health culture and food travel
politics and economics
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By James Graham Verified| Bigrigs Verified An iconic second-generation container transport operator – legendary for treating drivers like part of the family – is quietly closing its doors after 66 years in business. The announcement marks the end of an era for one of Tasmania’s longest-running family-run transport businesses. Tim Norton, who has been at the helm of the company for decades, confirmed the April 11 closure during a recent interview with Big Rigs.
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By James Graham Verified| Bigrigs Verified An iconic second-generation container transport operator – legendary for treating drivers like part of the family – is quietly closing its doors after 66 years in business. The announcement marks the end of an era for one of Tasmania’s longest-running family-run transport businesses. Tim Norton, who has been at the helm of the company for decades, confirmed the April 11 closure during a recent interview with Big Rigs.
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50 So What